Kamene Goro Dismisses Raila Odinga’s Manifesto 

Kamene Goro Dismisses Raila Odinga's Manifesto 

Kamene Goro poured cold water on the manifesto launched by Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Alliance presidential candidate Raila Odinga.

Raila launched a 13-point agenda manifesto amid pomp and colour at Nyayo national stadium on Monday, June 6, 2022.

The former Prime Minister pledged to undertake massive social-economic transformation by implementing policies aimed at drastically reducing the cost of living and ending corruption.

Kamene dismissed Raila’s manifesto while speaking on her show on Kiss FM on Tuesday.

“There is zero tolerance for corruption,” Kamene’s co-host Obinna said while making reference to Raila’s manifesto.

“When have they ever promised that and delivered by the way?” Kamene responded to Obinna.

“I feel like I have heard this manifesto before… all of them come to us with this manifesto,” she added.

Obinna picked another item from the manifesto, the reduced cost of living, to which Kamene asked how Raila was planning on achieving that.

“How are you going to do that? Right now we are badly crying, things are bad,” Kamene stated.

Obinna told Kamene to wait for the Azimio presidential candidate to ascend to power to see how he will implement his promises.

“But he is already inside (the government/with power) as it is…” she said.

Related: Kamene Goro Gets Second Chance To Polish Her TV Career After Leaving Everything Behind To Get Married

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